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jrdunn
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About jrdunn
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Cashion, OK, USA
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Leatherwork, welding, anything mechanical, livestock
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Leatherwork Specialty
Dabbling. Is that a word?
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As much as I can
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How did you find leatherworker.net?
Searches about sewing machines
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Great to hear! Thanks for the endorsement.
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Pictures? Prices?
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No room for two needles in stitching holes (pics)
jrdunn replied to Dannyman's topic in Sewing Leather
Get a Cowboy 4500 instead. They look great in the dining room! -
I just checked. He does. https://www.barrykingtools.com/finishingproducts.htm
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Howdy from Oklahoma.
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This has kinda been the overall impression I've had in the past several years too. JM2C, Jim
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I like it! It's a lot bigger than I first thought. Nice bag.
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@Robby55, Here is a link from way back, 2011 I think. A couple pictures and he says that the "judges sheets" are 8.5 x 11. Jim
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I'll be keeping an eye out.
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I was wondering if you had any updates. I don't want to bother you but am very interested in your project. After seeing some of your other projects, I think your solution will be great. Thanks, Jim
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I don't know about others but I personally don't need a closure(snap or strap) on my wallet. If it's in my pocket, it's closed. If I have it out, I've got it opened (looking for money). JM2C, Jim
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I don't know the "bobbin class" either. I got mine from Bob but they also fit Juki TSC 441 and several others. You can search for 441 bobbins, that should get results. JM2C, Jim Dunn
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Does anyone have a cowboy cb 243
jrdunn replied to Southerngunner's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
The waiting begins. I haven't regretted buying my CB4500. JM2C, Jim -
Welcome to the forum!
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I use those on the bobbins. The thread in the pictures are small spools. I couldn't use them on a smaller bobbin but for my Cowboy 4500, it works great. JM2C, Jim